js.classfile.EClassFileFormat: Version not recognized: 46.0
this is a symptom of the -target 1.1 option for javac not being present,
the classfile format is too new.
But I don't know why this happens for you.
Lejos works if I use the newer java based versions described in
Morten,
Morten H Pedersen wrote:
So the problem might be a part of the C-based tools?
Where can I find them in the CVS to try to find the problem?
For 2.1.0, these files had been located in the tools folder. Yet,
after the 2.1.0 release, the lejos file structure has been refactored
Well .. the books mentioned have been written for leJOS 2.1.0, and the
C-based tools contained in 2.1.0 should work.
Which version of leJOS are you using?
I'm using the latest release for Windows i.e. 2.1.0 - which is as far as I
can see the latest distribution? And the exe tools in the 2.1.0
Morten,
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Subject: [Lejos-discussion] Installing Lejos on Windows XP - bugs
inlejos.exe and lejosc.exe ? Lejos 3.0?
Maybe
Hi Matthias,
The thing I'm working on won't require any changes to the leJOS code base.
I'll probably host it on the leJOS project just so others can view
it/download it from the website, but the package itself should remain
seperate and distinct from the leJOS JVM, at least for now.
All the